The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob CAIN of this town, was married
Tuesday, September Goth, to Mr.. G. E. Perkins of
Belfast. In speaking of Mrs. G. f. Perkins,
we venture to say that she is one of Montvllcs
prctticst and most accomplished young ladies.
MONROE. The nineteenth annual fair of the
Waldo and Penobscot Counties Agricultural socie-
ty will be held on the grounds of that society at
Monroe the 9th, 2Sth and 29h of this month. The
trotlng entries can not be made after the 9th.
The track is in excellent condition and the fair
will undoubtedly be very successful.
TmoHNpikE. Joseph Kinball and family have
moved to Brooks. Rev. John Whitney, of New
port, preached 1T the Friends meeting house last
sunday Miss Alice Racklin, of Bangor, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. W. II. Coffin. Mr.. Paris
Whitney, formerly Of this town, recently visited
some Of his old friends here. He is engaged in
the hardware business at Caribou, Me-. There is
to be sabbath school concert at the Gross school
house next Sunday at o'clock +. NJ.
CAMDEN. The Piper Packing Company are put
ting up large quantities of corn of an excellent
quality. The corn cones from farmers in Camden,
!lorc and Linconvir chiefly. Mrs |. W. sher-
man, who since leaving the ship Frederick Billings
has been seriously i'll at san Francisco, has suni-
ciently recovered herhcah to be able to leave for
home walter and Ralph Hunt are students in
BoWdoin college, the former in the Sophomore and
the latterin the Freshman class. Hon. f. H. Free
man, Of central Falls, K. L., with his wife and
daughter, lc Still occupying their pleasant cottage
'Hucna Vista on the shores OF Mcgunticook lake.
There Will he races 1T the West Camden
Driving Park neNt saturday, and 500 in purses
purse Of 80 is offered in tho : % class and one
Of $50, free for an trot aud pace with the usual
division Of purses Races called AT 1870 T.. NJ.
sharp.
BIok-rokr. The Wilcox 4 Curtis Comedy Co.
\ played here each evening Of last week with great
success. They have had several dozen large sized
photos done at bessie Hall, gill 10
| ycar~ If a-n, fen from tree some feet striking
| on Aer hark, but it is hoped no serious injuries
were sustained The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Smith
wa hcil at her late home last sunday She was
= Years old and had been in failing health for five
| wears. Three fLietren survive her, one and
| tNo daughter, The "oliginaI" New Orleans
MINISTRIES played here Monday. We wonder how
4 ong the original MINISTRIES viii ike and still he
Young Their street parade was eNrellent,....-
\ Rufus Emery and wife have returned from Boston
4 whore they attended the Emery family reunion.
| Mn ;. r. IIinck- is building an addition to his
house al the south end of the yillagc.... There is
an Indian camp III the vicinity of Lovers Leap -.
| The bridge between here and Verona is undergo
| ing repairs which have been needed for Il long
time
/ PESnH>CoT. OuG centennial celebration came
| on according 70 the programme. No accident
occurred t. mar the pleasure of the day. Some
2500 persons We're in attendance and ali united in
pronouncing it a good time. There were large
delegations FROM all the ueighboriug towns, and